Our voices are unique. They are the inimitable representations of what is true to each of us, and our purest form of self - expression. Moncler has always believed that to push the boundaries of creating the new you need to bring other voices in, as there is a great power in listening to what others have to say. The creative mind behind Moncler, Remo Ruffini, reached out to a group of creative voices that inspire him, and asked them one crucial question. "Moncler means everything to me, what does it mean to you ".
Craig Green pushes a pragmatic take on Moncler Jackets garment - making and a keen reflection on function through an intensely imaginative vision. Keeping practicality and wearability firmly in mind, he devises items that are engaging and suggestive whilst favouring shapes connected to the realms of utility and uniform. Zip - up windbreakers and jackets come in lightweight cotton and nylons.
I can't really find any news of this anywhere, but my go - to Japanese fashion site, Fashion Press, came through with the tip that Moncler and Ami partnered up for a new collection called "Moncler a" that launches this fall.
The iconic magazine THE FACE in collaboration with Moncler presented Future Academy, a program that provided paid opportunities and open resources for young people who want to get into the creative industries.
They demand and expect more from brands. Today, we must find new ways to connect and engage, becoming pioneers of new messages. "Garment - dyed" is one of those fashion terms that isn't widely understood. But it's kind of a big deal! And it's not that complicated.